Telemedicine during and post-COVID 19: The insights of neurosurgery patients and physicians
Kareem El Naamani(Thomas Jefferson University), Pascal Jabbour(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Rawad Abbas(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Stavropoula Tjoumakaris(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Omar El Fadel(Thomas Jefferson University), Robert H. Rosenwasser(Thomas Jefferson University), Nabeel Herial(Bruce Technologies (United States)), Anish Sathe(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), M. Reid Gooch(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Georgios S. Sioutas(Virginia Commonwealth University), Adina S. Kazan(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Sonu Bhaskar(South Western Sydney Local Health District)
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